In the second episode of the "What Happened to Sarah & Jacob Hoggle?" series, we hear from the top police investigator on the case, Montgomery County Police Capt. Darren Francke, and Catherine Hoggle's lawyer, criminal defense attorney David Felsen. We explore the facts of those first frantic hours after Catherine was found and pressed to tell detectives what happened to her children. And, we press Felsen to explain what is being done to restore Catherine's mental health so she can help solve the mystery of her children's disappearance.

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The series begins with an in-depth interview with Sarah and Jacob Hoggle's father, Troy Turner. He describes, in vivid detail, those first frightening hours when his 2-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter went missing in September 2014. 

You'll also hear the tall tales the children's mother, Catherine Hoggle, initially told Troy about what happened to their children. Host and FOX 5 DC reporter Bob Barnard relives with Troy the events of that day leading up to Catherine's own disappearance.

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The disappearance of young Maryland siblings Sarah and Jacob Hoggle has mystified and frustrated their father, police, prosecutors and the greater Washington, D.C. community for well more than three years now. In this new series, reporter Bob Barnard speaks to the main players in this troubling saga, and explores elements of the case that have not been deeply examined previously. We also look into the issues preventing Catherine Hoggle from facing the murder charges leveled against her.

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NEW UPDATES: There’s a new twist in the Savopoulos murder case. Katerina Savopoulos-- the daughter of Amy and Savvas who were tragically murdered on May 14, 2015-- was granted a restraining order against her grandfather, Philip Savopoulos. The restraining order will be effective from September 21, 2017 until September 20, 2018. This comes two and half years after the murders of Katerina's parents.

Plus, why is a grand jury still open in this case when Daron Wint has already been indicted and is awaiting trial in 2018?

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Episode 6 is the final episode in our six-part "The Mansion Murders" true crime podcast series. In this episode, we reveal new updates on both Darrell Wint (the half brother to Daron Wint) and a former attorney of Daron Wint. We also talk to two top D.C. attorneys, Criminal Defense Attorney Bernie Grimm and former D.C. Prosecutor Roscoe Howard. Although they were not professionally involved in this case, they share their thoughts on the upcoming trial.

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Pizza delivered to the Savopoulos home. Vera's husband knocking on the door. Around-the-clock neighborhood security. It appeared that the family had several chances to alert someone that something was wrong during their 19 hours of captivity, but it wasn't that easy. Episode 5 takes a look at those moments that could have perhaps changed the course of events.

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D.C. Police have never charged another suspect, or named another person of interest in the murders of the Savopoulos family and Vera Figueroa. But Daron Wint's former attorneys in a different case say they don’t believe Daron would do this on his own. In this episode, two former police officials discuss if Daron Wint could have acted alone, and an eyewitness is coming forward to discuss where she allegedly saw Daron Wint on the day of the murders.

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Daron Wint is sitting in a jail cell in Washington, D.C. awaiting trial. The trial is set for September 2018. Wint has pleaded not guilty to murdering the Savopoulos family and their housekeeper. But who is Daron Wint? For the first time ever, Daron's sister, Samantha Wint, speaks out about her brother in an exclusive interview.

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The Greek word for family is oikogéneia. To the outside world the Savopoulos family looked like they had it all-- money, success, a beautiful family. But what was underneath the facade?

Roxanne Roberts from the Washington Post, a former business partner of Savvas Savopoulos' father, their maid, and others speak out to discuss the family, from the family’s generosity to their resistance of speaking out after the murders.

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May 13, 2015. Savvas Savopoulos, his wife Amy, their 10-year-old son Philip, and their housekeeper, Veralicia Figueroa, were held hostage for 19 hours in their DC mansion, and eventually murdered.

One man, Daron Wint, was arrested, but two years after the murder, questions remain if one man acted alone.

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